Connecticut western news., 1887-10-19
CURRENT EVENTS ABROAD.

The Irish Privy Council intends devising measures for the suppression of the National League.
 An Anarchist meeting, addressed by Louise Michel, at Menilmontant, ended in an affray with the police. Many persons were wounded by shots from rcvolvers. Three arrests were made.
 The relations between Germany and Rus sia are becoming more embittered. No mask is now worn on either side. The press of St. Petersburg rnd Moscow is now permitted to indulge in it's natural disposition to abuse the Germans. The inspired Berlin press is not backward in responding in kind. An article in the Kpuz Zeit,tng candidly warns Russians that the Germans may favor restoration of the ancient kingdom of Poland, consisting of the present provinces of Russian Poland and extending to the Black sea, thus forming q bulwark between the aggressive Czardom and the rest of Europe. It contends that Prussian Poland will soon be GermaniZed, while Rus sia has failed to Russianize her provinces. The Poles, it says, ought to look to the regen- the support of Germany. Diplomatic inter course between the two governments is limit ed to unavoidable communications, which are exchanged with frigid civilities
 The English officials who have been ap- pointed to assist in the fisheries conference will sail for America on Oct. 29, probably ac- companying MT. Chamberlain.
 All the French detective officers are vainly irving to arrest General d'Andlau and two American ladies named Hare, who are said to have been mixed up in tho Legion of Honor decoration frauds.
 Miss Luckemeyer, of New York, will, on November 1h, be married in the English Chapel of Berlin to Count Johann von Berns- tiorf son of former German Ambassador to London. The groom's family is distinguished in Court circles we'll as for his philanthrc- pv One brother is a very influential worker in the Berlin young mems Christian associa- tion. Another is an orange grower in Florida.
 A London paper reports that Jay Gould is hopelessly striving to buy the Commercial Cable at any cost.
 Two Ameri' al gentlemen in Paris were prevented from fighting q deadly duel by their seconds. The latter emptied the pistols, threw away the ammunition, and deserted their prln- cipals on the b' t le ground.
 Tho Pope received 500 French pilgrims, headed by Count Nun, who had come to offer their congratulations on the occasion of his jubilee. While maintaining the necessity of State intervention to improve the lot of work men, the Pono advised the pilgrims to turn a deaf ear to delusive promptings.
 The London Obse,rer publishes semi official opinion regarding tho claim of the United States to exclusive jurisdiction in Beh- ring Sea.
 Two policemen were injured by Anarchists in Paris.
 Thirty horses belonging to the Irish hunting stud of Capt. Steed have been mallc- iously poisoned.
 A steamship wrecked in the Bay of Bor- mere was the Spahis, plying between Marscil- les and Nice. Eighty-six of her passengers were saved and g drowned.
 A large Spanish force has been or dered to the Caroline Islands to punish the natives for their rebellious acts. The American corvette Essex has been ordered to protect the mission aries on the islands.